Find out more about walks and trails in and around Brighton & Hove.
Brighton & Hove boasts a range of walks and trails in and around the city for all ages. Whether you are an experienced rambler or looking for a family walk on a summer's day, the following pages will help you find what you're looking for.
You can read general information about walking, its health benefits and local walking groups.
If you want to walk in a specific park, you can find a list of our parks and green spaces or local nature reserves.
The Undercliff Walk runs from behind Asda in Brighton Marina to the Brighton & Hove city boundary at Saltdean.
The path is a total of 3 miles long. Both pedestrians and cyclists can use the Undercliff Walk.
Go to our guide to the Undercliff Walk
The South Downs National Park Authority has a selection of walking trails on the stunning South Downs around Brighton & Hove.
We have plotted several walks and trails on Google Maps so that you can follow the route on your mobile.
See the walks and trails you can follow on your smartphone.
Healthwalks are group walks which vary from under one mile on the flat, to more challenging walks of up to 5 miles in local parks and green spaces.
Find out more about our healthwalks.
VisitBrighton has lots of walks and trails in and around Brighton on their website.
You can find more information about orienteering in our parks.